Try nvim clipboard+=unnamedplus
dblume commited on 2025-03-06 10:43:18
Showing 1 changed files, with 8 additions and 5 deletions.
It fixes the issue where just "unnamed" would have delete operations overwrite the clipboard before pasting.
- .config/nvim/init.vim 6d7f110..c687d56
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@@ -30,13 +30,16 @@ set title titlestring=%f%m\ -\ nvim |
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" \ 'cache_enabled': 0, |
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" \ } |
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+" N.B. Don't just use unnamed register for clipboard (set clipboard=unnamed) |
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+" Delete operations would overwrite clipboard before pasting. |
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+set clipboard+=unnamedplus |
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+ |
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+" Will remove these two remappings if unnamedplus (above) does the job |
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" Yank and put into the system Clipboard (register + or *) |
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" Otherwise make explicit commands "+yy "+y "+Y (or * instead of + as needed) |
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-" N.B. Don't use unnamed register for clipboard (set clipboard=unnamed) |
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-" Delete operations would overwrite clipboard before pasting. |
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-" Also N.B. cscope_maps might assign <leader>c to its prefix. |
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-nnoremap <leader>c "+ |
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-vnoremap <leader>c "+ |
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+" N.B. cscope_maps might assign <leader>c to its prefix. |
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+"nnoremap <leader>c "+ |
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+"vnoremap <leader>c "+ |
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" Make j and k move to the next row, not file line |
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nnoremap j gj |
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